
Iroha is a Konoha genin who exists only inside Tsunade's Infinite Tsukuyomi dream, glimpsed in a filler retelling of the shinobi world. His single appearance leaves him a shaken survivor of a mission that fell apart.
Iroha keeps his brown hair short, lying flat along the left of his head while spiking upward on the right. Large black eyes sit under a set of notably short eyebrows.
Little of Iroha's character surfaces across his lone appearance. What does come through is trauma: after a mission collapsed around him, the only detail he can dredge up about the enemy is the sight of Ageha butterflies, a fragment that hints at how badly the encounter rattled him.
Within the dream world of the Jiraiya Shinobi Handbook tale, Iroha is dispatched on a mission alongside his team but proves to be the only one who makes it back to Konoha. The village gate guards spot him as he returns, and he collapses on arrival. Later, questioned by Minato at the Konoha Hospital, he can recall nothing of the fight except those Ageha butterflies. His name may draw on the opening syllables of the Iroha poem, and he bears a marked resemblance to another anime-only figure, Tarō.
Iroha is a character from Naruto, appearing in a filler scene set inside Tsunade's Infinite Tsukuyomi dream during the Jiraiya Shinobi Handbook story.
Iroha's name may draw on the opening syllables of the Iroha poem, a classical Japanese verse.
Iroha is sent on a mission with his team but is the only one who makes it back to Konoha alive, collapsing at the village gate upon his return.
When questioned by Minato at the Konoha Hospital, Iroha can recall nothing about the enemy who wiped out his team except the sight of Ageha butterflies.
Iroha has short brown hair that lies flat on the left side of his head and spikes upward on the right, along with large black eyes and notably short eyebrows.
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